Alberta oil sands get unexpected supportAttacked by Greenpeace, World Wildlife Fund, oil sands gets thumbs up from U.S. anti-poverty coalition, civil rights, faith leaders Gary Park For Petroleum News
While butting heads with two of its familiar adversaries, the Alberta oil sands sector got support from an unlikely quarter.
First a group of 11 Greenpeace activists broke into the Syncrude Canada operation to draw attention to the organization’s campaign against oil sands development.
They were arr....
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